Movement: The Brazilian Job DJ Marky

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  • Release Date: 07/23/2002
  • Sales Rank: 71,571
  • Label: STREET BEAT RECORDS
  • UPC: 784023116121

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Movement: The Brazilian Job

1LISTENLK (Carolina Carol Bela) / Ben Jr. DJ Marky and XRS Land Mix 3:43
2LISTENSupergrass / Carlito 5:39
3LISTENNightfall / St Files 3:32
4LISTENMy Dreams / London Elektricity VS. Robert Owens Total Science Mix 3:50
5LISTENMidnight / un-cut 4:12
6LISTENBetter Place / 4hero Intalex Mix 3:06
7LISTENPicture on the Wall / Trinity 2:38
8LISTENJazz Note / Krust Total Science Mix 3:06
9LISTENSambassim / Fernanda Porto DJ Marky VIP Mix 3:44
10LISTENFour Days / Bad Company 3:39
11LISTENBelieve / Origin Unknown 4:11
12LISTENHush Hush / Shimon 2:44
13LISTENSpaced Invader / J Majik 3:16
14LISTENThe Specialist / Future Cut 1:49
15LISTENKerb Krawler / Optical 3:27
16LISTENShake Ur Body / Shy FX 4:00
17LISTENSo Tinha Que Ser Com Voce / Esom Cosmonautics Remix 5:22
18LISTENWhen I'm Close 2 U / John B. 4:52
19LISTENMystic / Calibre 1:43
20LISTENSó Tinha Que Ser Com Você / Fernanda Porto Bonus Track / Original Lounge Mix 6:31

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Brazilian expat DJ Marky became a known name on British shores with his surprising hit remix of Jorge Ben & Toquinho's "LK (Carolina Carol Bela)," but his mixing skills are what will keep him in the minds and hearts of drum'n'bass fans. Movement: The Brazilian Job does the curious a favor by slotting his most popular appearance -- plus a few other remixes (including fellow Brazilian Fernanda Porto's "Sambassim") -- into an hour-long mix of completely up-to-date jungle. Marky ranges pretty far with his set, but focuses on the dark stuff (Bad Company, Origin Unknown, J Majik), along with a few detours into the housier side of drum'n'bass courtesy of a Total Science remix of London Elektricity's hook-up with soulful Chicagoan Robert Owens, and an Intalex remix of 4Hero's "Better Place." It's an excellent mix that doesn't shirk the better-known names, but comes up with a bounty of fresh ways to express what jungle means in 2002. John Bush, All Music Guide

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